Cyber Security
I am currently studying Cyber Security at the University of Warwick.
I have an interest in:
- Binary Analysis
- Malware Analysis
- Network Security
You can find information about some of my public research on my blog.
Hello!
I am a Cyber Security Student, Systems Administrator, and Software Developer.
If you want to hire me for a project, you can contact me here.
About Me
Systems Administrator
I have a varitey of Linux Systems Administration experience. I am currently the SysAdmin for RAW and also maintain AS212952.
Software Developer
I am a freelance software developer. I write backends on tools in Python and Golang. I also maintain a few opensoure projects which you can find on my GitHub profile.
Contact Me
If you want to contact me, send an email to [email protected].
Talks / Presentations
I sometimes speak at conferences. Here you can find a selection of some of my presentations
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Writing Beautiful Python. An overview of PEP 8
What is beautiful code? What makes code beautiful? Why should I write beautiful code? These might be question you are currently asking yourself. In this talk I will not only answer these question but also give you a tour of PEP 8 (the official style guide for python).
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Controling a Robotic Arm With Micro:bits. How to make computer science education more interesting.
Captivating a group of children for a sustained period of time is notoriously hard. I will be exporing with you how the micro:bit can be used to engage a young audience with interactive demos and programming activities.
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Devops with Docker, Django, and Gitlab
GitLab doesn't host your git repos, it also allows for continuous integration and deployment. This means that after pushing to the Git repo, your code is tested them deployed automatically.
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Blog Posts
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The Dangers of curl | bash
I'm sure at some point or another we've all seen a software project that asks you to installing it with a command like
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Suckless: An Introduction
Whether it's slack or chrome, people are constantly making jokes about bloated software. The programs in the suckless ecosystem are all very minimal and bloat free. The idea is that they come with the minimal amount of code to get the job done, and then the user can patch the codebase to add any features they want.
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Micro:bit Controlled Robot
Recently I found myself in Cambridge, England. This meant that I had to visit the Raspberry Pi store. While I was there I picked up a CamJam Edukit 3 amoungs other things.
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Tutorial: Thermal Printer
For Christmas this year one of the gifts I recieved was a thermal printer. A thermal printer is a printer that does not use ink; it uses heat to mark the special paper. The printer I have prints receipts and can be controled using the ESC/POS protcol.
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